
Julión Álvarez, born Julio César Álvarez Montelongo on April 11, 1983, in La Concordia, Chiapas, Mexico, is a celebrated Mexican singer specializing in regional Mexican music. Known for his dynamic blend of Banda, Norteño-Banda, and Mariachi styles, Julión began his career in 2002 and gained early recognition as a member of Banda MS.
Since launching his solo career as Julión Álvarez y su Norteño Banda, he has released numerous acclaimed albums, earning multiple Latin Grammy nominations and a Grammy nod. His powerful voice and heartfelt lyrics have made him a beloved figure in the Latin music scene. Julión also served as a coach on Mexico's version of "La Voz," leading his contestant to victory. Despite facing challenges, including a temporary ban from performing in the U.S., he remains a prominent and influential artist, known for electrifying performances and a loyal fanbase.
Julión Álvarez drops all his defenses in this Norteño track, giving us a breakup story where he takes 100% of the blame. Right away, he thanks his ex with "Te agradezco por el aguante" [I thank you for your patience / for putting up with me], using the Mexican Spanish term aguante to acknowledge how much frustration his partner endured. He admits bluntly that she kept asking for basic happiness while he failed to step up: "Soy yo el que no supo amarte" [I am the one who did not know how to love you]. Instead of making excuses, he accepts that he cannot give her what she deserves.
From there, the track becomes a clean farewell wish: "Que te vaya bien" [May it go well for you / I wish you well]. He knows tears are coming ("Sé que lloraré" [I know I will cry]), but he promises to leave her alone entirely, even as his own chest hurts: "Y yo te prometo ya no molestarte / Aunque me duela el corazón" [And I promise not to bother you anymore / Even if my heart hurts]. The final goal is not getting back together; it is simply hoping that one day she grants him her forgiveness ("Me regales tu perdón" [You gift me your forgiveness]). It is honest, a bit painful, and completely self-aware.
Julión Álvarez y su Norteño Banda bring us a warm, unapologetically sweet Norteño love ballad with "Regalo De Dios" (Gift from God). The track kicks off with pure morning gratitude, where the singer wakes up next to his partner and feels so lucky that all his worries disappear: "Cuando me siento en tus brazos se me olvida todo" [When I feel myself in your arms I forget everything]. He describes her as "hecha justo a mi medida" [made just to my measure], a lovely Spanish idiom meaning she fits his life like custom-tailored clothes. Best of all? He never went out begging for love. She showed up out of nowhere—"solito me llegó" [it came to me all on its own]—making her feel like a divine blessing that counts twice over.
The rest of the song turns into an open promise of lifelong dedication. He signs himself up for full protection duty, swearing "Voy a ser el encargado de cuidarte siempre" [I will be in charge of always taking care of you] through good times and bad ("En las buenas y en las malas"). It sounds heavy, but he keeps his ultimate goal wonderfully simple. His entire payment for this lifetime of devotion is just watching her smile: "La recompensa para mí / Es mirar tu linda carita sonreír" [The reward for me is watching your pretty little face smile]. It is straightforward, sincere romance backed by crisp accordion and brass beats.
If you have ever felt your wild days evaporate the second the right person walked into your life, Julión Álvarez y Su Norteño Banda have the exact song for you. In "Lo Tienes Todo", Julión drops any tough-guy facade and admits that love completely reorganized his universe. He looks back at his life and realizes that every twist and turn led here: "Que Dios tenía otros planes para mí" ("That God had other plans for me"). Now, his heart physically feels too big to fit inside his ribcage ("Por ti mi corazón ya no me cabe aquí en el pecho" ["Because of you, my heart doesn't fit in my chest anymore"]).
The real charm of the track lies in its everyday Mexican slang. When he sings "Contigo me aplaqué, me hiciste a tu modo" ("With you, I settled down; you shaped me into your way"), he uses the verb aplacar, which literally means to calm down, tame, or rein someone in. He is happily admitting that his wild bachelor instincts are gone. Instead of playing it cool, he wants zero privacy about his feelings: "Me gusta que nos vean tomados de la mano / Que todo el mundo sepa que me tienes enamorado" ("I like people seeing us holding hands / Let the whole world know you have me in love"). It is sweet, loud, and completely unbothered by looking soft.
Have you ever been so sure about your love that you'd make a bet on it? In "Tú Me Cambiaste," Mexican artist Julión Álvarez sings from the perspective of someone whose partner has left them. The singer hears that his ex is telling everyone she's happier now and has found a better love, but he simply doesn't believe it.
He's incredibly confident that his love is one-of-a-kind. He claims his "besitos tan bonitos" (pretty little kisses) and his touch are irremplazables (irreplaceable). He even brings up small, personal details, like how no one else will know how to make her morning coffee just right. The song ends with a bold challenge: if her new partner can prove he loves her more, the singer will pay for their wedding! It's a powerful mix of heartbreak and unshakeable pride.
Julión Álvarez y su Norteño Banda deliver a straight-up breakup gut punch with Rey Sin Reina. The singer hates being the one walking out the door ("Odio ser en esta historia la persona / Que se va pa' no volver" [I hate being the person in this story who leaves never to return]), but the relationship is completely over. He uses very direct Mexican slang to express his frustration, admitting that accepting he is not the one for her "me cala un chingo" [stings like hell / hurts a ton; from the slang un chingo, meaning a massive amount]. It will not kill him, but moving on is going to drag out forever while he replays the whole mess in his head.
His pride is battered, and he throws out some vivid, slightly dramatic self-descriptions: without her, he feels like a puzzle missing pieces, a sad clown, and literally a "rey sin reina" [king without a queen]. Even though he is furious that things failed ("No funcionó y reconocerlo da coraje" [It didn't work out and admitting it makes me angry]), he switches respectfully to the formal "you" with "Difícil olvidarla a usted" [It is hard to forget you], showing how deeply he held her in esteem even as he settles for only holding her in his dreams.
Have you ever had a dream that felt so real and wonderful you never wanted it to end? That's the feeling at the heart of "Volaré." The singer describes a magical, once-in-a-lifetime dream where he paints his hands and face blue and is joyfully swept away by the wind. He flies higher than the sky and closer to the sun, watching the Earth grow small below him while an angel sings a sweet song.
The song uses the powerful image of flying (volar) to express a feeling of pure freedom and happiness. But this isn't just a dream about flying. When the dream ends, the singer looks into someone's eyes and realizes they are the same beautiful blue as his dream. The joy from his magical flight becomes connected to this person, making his world feel as happy and vast as a blue sky.
Julión Álvarez y su Norteño Banda nous offrent ici une déclaration d'amour ultra directe au son de l'accordéon mexicain. Le chanteur s'y décrit comme un homme comblé, émerveillé de se réveiller aux côtés de sa partenaire. Il répète avec insistance qu'elle est arrivée par surprise dans son quotidien: « Y yo no lo pedí, solito me llegó » (« Et je ne l'ai pas demandé, c'est venu tout seul »). L'expression solito me llegó est très familière en espagnol; elle montre bien cette idée d'un bonheur tombé du ciel, sans effort ni calcul. Il voit cette rencontre comme un coup de chance parfait, affirmant qu'elle semble faite sur mesure pour lui (« Como si estuvieras hecha justo a mi medida »).
Loin des drames ou des peines de cœur habituels du genre norteño, le texte prend la forme d'un engagement simple et total. Julión se donne pour unique mission de protéger sa moitié et de veiller à ce qu'elle ne manque de rien (« Voy a ser el encargado de cuidarte siempre, que nada te falte »). Que les temps soient faciles ou difficiles (« En las buenas y en las malas »), il promet d'être là, trouvant son unique récompense dans une chose toute simple: « mirar tu linda carita sonreír » (« voir ton joli petit visage sourire »).
Julión Álvarez Y Su Norteño Banda bring us a song about learning from mistakes and remembering what truly matters. Our singer seems to have gotten a bit too friendly with someone, maybe even flirting, and it didn't go over well! He admits, "Yo provoque con mi actitud en ti ese morbo" [I provoked that morbid curiosity in you with my attitude]. He feels bad about it but takes it as a lesson learned, vowing "De no tocar solo al mirar a una belleza" [not to touch just by looking at a beauty].
But here's the sweet part: even though he messed up, he's incredibly grateful for the reminder. He says, "A donde quiera que vaya, Tu vas estar en un espacio de mi mente" [Wherever I go, you will be in a space in my mind]. This experience, and the person who called him out, helped him remember his true love. He promises, "Cuando alguien se me acerque con deseo le sabre decir que no" [When someone approaches me with desire, I will know how to say no]. It's a really honest and heartfelt promise to stay true to the person he's with now, all thanks to this awkward but important moment.
Have you ever felt like love is just a fantasy? That's where the singer of this powerful song finds himself. He's reeling from a sudden breakup, feeling like he was lifted up to the sky only to be dropped and come crashing back down to earth. His ex-lover has left him at the very moment his feelings were strongest, and now she's asking him to simply forget all the sweet moments they shared.
The song's title, which means "You Should Have Left Before," captures the singer's main feeling. He wishes she had walked away before she became so indispensable to him. He accuses her of playing games, asking why she made him fall in love with her sweet kisses if she never truly cared. Now, he's left with a broken heart that he feels has been tossed in the trash, wishing he didn't have the urge to beg her to come back.
Julión Álvarez Y Su Norteño Banda bring us a classic tale of heartbreak with "Ya No." It's all about that gut-wrenching feeling when you realize a relationship is truly over and you're left to pick up the pieces. The singer laments the loss of simple, everyday moments, like waking up to "tus 'Buenos días'" [your 'Good mornings'] and walking hand-in-hand. He's facing a future alone, admitting, "Desde hoy toca estar solo y si voy a extrañarte" [From today I have to be alone and I will miss you].
He's really struggling with the idea of not having his partner around, especially the intimate moments like having "quién me haga Cariñitos en la espalda Luego de hacer el amor" [someone to caress my back after making love]. You can feel his desperation when he says, "Yo ya no quería tomar Pero ¿pa' dónde más le doy?" [I didn't want to drink anymore, but where else do I go?]. It’s clear he's hurting, especially since she's not even opening his messages, making him wonder if he's already been replaced. The pain is palpable when he declares, "Cómo duele estar sin ti Yo no quiero a nadie más" [How much it hurts to be without you, I don't want anyone else], and a powerful promise: "Si tú no vuelves, yo no vuelvo a amar" [If you don't come back, I won't love again].
Get ready to sway with Julion Alvarez Y Su Norteño Banda and Pancho Barraza in "Hay Amores"! This song is a beautiful, heartfelt plea to let someone be themselves, free from the harsh realities of the world. The singers want to protect this person's pure heart and freedom, asking others not to tell them about a "mundo sucio con celos y dolor" [dirty world with jealousy and pain].
They sing about finding love "a la luz de su cariño noble" [in the light of her noble affection], contrasting it with all the different kinds of love that have gone wrong. There are "amores que se olvidaron" [loves that were forgotten], "amores que traicionaron" [loves that betrayed], and even "amores desamparados" [helpless loves]. It's a sweet and protective message, hoping to keep a special love innocent and joyful.
Tämä Julión Álvarez y su Norteño Bandan kappale on täynnä suoraa, lämmintä kiitollisuutta. Laulaja herää rakkaansa vierestä ja toteaa heti alkuun, että sylissä kaikki muu unohtuu: "Cuando me siento en tus brazos se me olvida todo" (Kun istun sylissäsi, unohdan kaiken). Hän kuvailee kumppaniaan kuin mittatilauksena tehdyksi ("hecha justo a mi medida"). Parasta koko jutussa on yllätysmomentti. Hän ei pyytänyt mitään, vaan onni vain käveli ovesta sisään: "Y yo no lo pedí, solito me llegó / Y vale doble, sí, un regalo de Dios" (Enkä minä sitä pyytänyt, se vain tuli itsestään / Ja se on tuplasti arvokkaampaa, kyllä, Jumalan lahja).
Kertosäkeessä ei säästellä lupauksissa, vaan laulaja ottaa suorastaan elämäntehtäväkseen toisen hyvänä pitämisen. Hän lupaa huolehtia kaikesta niin myötä- kuin vastamäessä: "En las buenas y en las malas" (Hyvinä ja pahoina aikoina). Palkaksi tästä kaikesta urakoinnista riittää vain yksi asia: "mirar tu linda carita sonreír" (nähdä kauniiden kasvojesi hymyilevän). Tämä on perinteistä meksikolaista norteño-romantiikkaa puhtaimmillaan, ilman mitään kyynisyyttä.
Hai presente quella sensazione di fortuna pura quando trovi qualcuno che sembra fatto apposta per te? In questo pezzo di Julión Álvarez y su Norteño Banda, l'artista messicano racconta proprio questa gratitudine totale con il ritmo classico del genere Norteño. Il testo è una dedica d'amore apertissima: lui si sveglia accanto alla sua compagna e sente di aver ricevuto qualcosa di enorme senza nemmeno averlo cercato. Lo dice chiaramente con la frase "Y yo no lo pedí, solito me llegó / Y vale doble, sí, un regalo de Dios" ("E non l'ho chiesto, mi è arrivato da solo / E vale il doppio, sì, un regalo di Dio"). L'espressione "hecha justo a mi medida" ("fatta proprio su misura per me") descrive alla perfezione quell'incastro ideale dove tutto sembra combaciare senza sforzo.
Il brano continua trasformando questa gioia in un vero impegno quotidiano, quasi una promessa solenne. Julión canta "Voy a ser el encargado de cuidarte siempre" ("Sarò io il responsabile di prendermi sempre cura di te"), promettendo di restare al suo fianco sia "en las buenas y en las malas" ("nella buona e nella cattiva sorte"). Non chiede niente di complicato in cambio: il suo unico obiettivo è rendere felice l'altra persona, e la sua ricompensa finale è semplicemente "mirar tu linda carita sonreír" ("guardare il tuo bel visino sorridere"). È una canzone diretta, dolcissima e piena di devozione autentica, perfetta per ascoltare un classico romanticismo in stile messicano.
In "Regalo De Dios" zingt de Mexicaanse artiest Julión Álvarez over een liefde die zo perfect voelt dat het wel een geschenk uit de hemel moet zijn. Hij voelt zich de gelukkigste man op aarde en beschrijft zijn partner als iemand die "Como si estuvieras hecha justo a mi medida" (Alsof je precies op mijn maat gemaakt bent). Het mooiste is misschien nog wel dat hij hier niet eens naar op zoek was; deze geweldige liefde kwam onverwacht zijn leven in. Zoals hij zingt: "Y yo no lo pedí, solito me llegó" (En ik vroeg er niet om, het kwam vanzelf naar me toe), wat het voor hem dubbel zo speciaal maakt.
Zijn reactie op dit geschenk is pure toewijding. Hij ziet het als zijn missie om haar altijd te beschermen en gelukkig te maken. Hij belooft er voor haar te zijn "En las buenas y en las malas" (In goede en slechte tijden), wat er ook gebeurt. En wat is zijn beloning voor al die zorg? Simpelweg haar geluk zien. De laatste regels zeggen alles: "La recompensa para mí / Es mirar tu linda carita sonreír" (De beloning voor mij / Is jouw mooie, lachende gezichtje zien).
Meksikalı sanatçı Julión Álvarez'den gelen bu Norteño şarkısı, baştan sona tatlı bir aşk ilanı. Şarkıcı, sevgilisini hayatındaki en büyük şans olarak görüyor. Onunla birlikteyken her şeyi unuttuğunu söylüyor ve onu, sanki kendisi için özel olarak yaratılmış gibi görüyor: "Como si estuvieras hecha justo a mi medida" (Sanki tam bana göre yapılmışsın gibi). Bu aşkı beklemediğini, adeta bir sürpriz gibi geldiğini ve bu yüzden daha da değerli olduğunu anlatıyor. Hatta bu durumu "un regalo de Dios" (Tanrı'dan bir hediye) olarak tanımlıyor.
Şarkının devamında ise bu hediyeye nasıl karşılık vereceğini anlatıyor. Onun tek görevinin sevgilisini mutlu etmek olduğunu söylüyor ve ona her zaman göz kulak olacağına söz veriyor: "Voy a ser el encargado de cuidarte siempre" (Sana her zaman bakmakla görevli olacağım). İyi günde, kötü günde, ne olursa olsun onun yanında olacağını belirtiyor. Tüm bu çabalarının karşılığında beklediği tek şey ise çok basit ve romantik: "La recompensa para mí / Es mirar tu linda carita sonreír" (Benim için ödül / Senin o güzel yüzünün gülümsediğini görmek).
Det här är en otroligt söt och romantisk låt från den mexikanska Norteño-stjärnan Julión Álvarez. Sångaren är helt överväldigad av kärlek och tacksamhet för sin partner. Han känner sig så lyckligt lottad att han ser henne som en oväntad gåva direkt från himlen. Han sjunger, "Y yo no lo pedí, solito me llegó / Y vale doble, sí, un regalo de Dios" (Och jag bad inte om det, det kom av sig självt / Och det är dubbelt värt, ja, en gåva från Gud).
Som svar på denna fantastiska gåva lovar han att ägna sitt liv åt att ta hand om henne. Hans enda mål är att göra henne lycklig. Han lovar att finnas där för henne i vått och torrt: "En las buenas y en las malas / Estaré contigo para lo que necesites" (I goda och dåliga tider / kommer jag att finnas där för dig för allt du behöver). För honom är den största belöningen av alla att helt enkelt se henne le.
Jestli hledáš čistou, nekomplikovanou romantiku ve stylu mexického norteño, pusť si Regalo De Dios od Julióna Álvareze. Zpěvák v ní popisuje ten dokonalý stav, kdy ráno otevře oči a vedle sebe vidí svou lásku: „Cuando me siento en tus brazos se me olvida todo“ (Když jsem v tvém náručí, na všechno zapomenu). Celý text stojí na vděčnosti, že mu do života vstoupil někdo, kdo mu sedí „hecha justo a mi medida“ (stvořená přímo mně na míru).
Julión tu bez okolků slibuje, že se o ni postará v dobrém i zlém, aby jí nikdy nic nechybělo („Que nada te falte“). Celá pointa je vlastně strašně prostá: lásku si nijak nevynutil ani neobjednal („yo no lo pedí, solito me llegó“ – nežádal jsem o to, přišlo to samo), takže ji bere jako nečekaný dar z nebes. A jeho jediná vysněná odměna za veškerou péči? Prostě jen vidět její usměvavou tvář („mirar tu linda carita sonreír“).
Если вам нужно описание чистой, беззаботной романтики в жанре норденьо (norteño), то трек «Regalo De Dios» от мексиканца Хулиона Альвареса (Julión Álvarez y su Norteño Banda) подходит идеально. Герой песни искренне считает, что сорвал джекпот: просыпается рядом с любимой («Aquí despertando a mi lado» — «Здесь, просыпаясь рядом со мной») и забывает обо всем на свете в ее объятиях. Он поет о чувстве невероятного везения, сравнивая партнершу с идеальным подарком судьбы, о котором даже не смел просить: «Y yo no lo pedí, solito me llegó» («И я об этом не просил, оно само ко мне пришло»). Фраза «hecha justo a mi medida» буквально переводится как «сшитая прямо по моим меркам», то есть человек идеально подошел ему по характеру и душе.
В ответ на такую удачу герой берет на себя роль защитника и хранителя очага. Он обещает быть рядом в радости и в горе («En las buenas y en las malas» — классическая испанская идиома для «в беде и в радости») и закрывать любые нужды девушки («Que nada te falte» — «Чтобы ты ни в чем не нуждалась»). Вся его «миссия» сводится к простому желанию заботиться и видеть ее улыбку: «La recompensa para mí / Es mirar tu linda carita sonreír» («Награда для меня — видеть, как улыбается твое милое личико»). Никакой драмы, тяжелых метафор или скрытого подтекста — только открытое признание в любви и готовность быть опорой.
Sabe aquele amor que parece ter sido encomendado sob medida, mas caiu no seu colo sem você nem pedir? É exatamente essa a vibe de "Regalo De Dios", um norteño apaixonado do mexicano Julión Álvarez y su Norteño Banda. O cantor acorda ao lado da pessoa amada e sente que tirou a sorte grande. Ele canta que ela parece ter sido "hecha justo a mi medida" (feita na minha medida exata), tratando esse encontro como um presente divino que vale em dobro, já que "solito me llegó" (chegou sozinho, sem esforço).
A partir dessa surpresa boa, a letra vira quase um juramento de dedicação total. O narrador assume o papel de protetor com unhas e dentes: promete "ser el encargado de cuidarte siempre" (ser o encarregado de cuidar de você sempre) e garante presença firme tanto "en las buenas y en las malas" (nos momentos bons e ruins). Para ele, não tem cobrança nem sacrifício pesado; a única recompensa que realmente importa no fim do dia é simples: "mirar tu linda carita sonreír" (ver seu rostinho lindo sorrir).
„Regalo De Dios“ ist ein absolut herzerwärmendes Liebeslied. Der Sänger Julión Álvarez ist total verliebt und fühlt sich wie der glücklichste Mensch der Welt. Für ihn ist seine Partnerin perfekt, „como si estuvieras hecha justo a mi medida“ (als wärst du genau nach meinem Maß gemacht). Er hat nicht einmal darum gebeten; sie kam einfach so in sein Leben, was sie für ihn doppelt so wertvoll macht. Er nennt sie „un regalo de Dios“ (ein Geschenk Gottes), das nur für ihn bestimmt war.
Er verspricht, sich immer um sie zu kümmern und sie glücklich zu machen. Das ist seine einzige Mission im Leben. Er wird für sie da sein, „en las buenas y en las malas“ (in guten wie in schlechten Zeiten), egal was passiert. Und was ist seine Belohnung für all das? Ganz einfach: „mirar tu linda carita sonreír“ (dein hübsches Gesicht lächeln zu sehen). Das ist doch pure Romantik, oder?
A mexikói Julión Álvarez y su Norteño Banda dala, a Regalo De Dios egy színtiszta, büszke szerelmi vallomás norteño köntösben. Az énekes nem köntörfalaz: teljesen el van olvadva attól, hogy a kedvese mellette ébred fel reggelente ("Aquí despertando a mi lado" [Itt ébredve mellettem]). Úgy érzi, a sors váratlanul tette elé ezt a kapcsolatot, hiszen nem kérte, magától jött ("Y yo no lo pedí, solito me llegó" [És én nem kértem, magától érkezett hozzám]), pont úgy, mintha méretre szabták volna neki ("Como si estuvieras hecha justo a mi medida" [Mintha pont rám szabva készültél volna]).
Innen indul a dal igazi ígérete: az énekes kész felvállalni a védelmező szerepét, hogy semmiben se szenvedjen hiányt a párja ("Que nada te falte" [Semmid se hiányozzon]). Nem vár cserébe semmi nagy dolgot, a fizetsége egyszerűen az, ha láthatja a lány mosolygós arcát ("La recompensa para mí / Es mirar tu linda carita sonreír" [A jutalom nekem az, hogy nézhetem a szép arcodat mosolyogni]). Jóban-rosszban ott akar lenni mellette, ami a dalban a klasszikus "En las buenas y en las malas" [Jóban és rosszban] kifejezéssel jelenik meg.
Цей запальний мексиканський нортеньйо-трек від Julión Álvarez y su Norteño Banda — це щире зізнання у коханні без зайвої драми. Герой прокидається вранці поруч із коханою людиною і відчуває себе справжнім щасливчиком: «Cuando me siento en tus brazos se me olvida todo» («Коли я в твоїх обіймах, я забуваю про все»). Він не випрошував цього почуття, воно просто прийшло само, немов пошите точно за його міркою («hecha justo a mi medida»), тому він і називає її «un regalo de Dios» («подарунком від Бога»).
Замість порожніх слів виконавець бере на себе конкретні обов'язки: дбати, щоб у неї нічого не бракувало («Que nada te falte»), і бути поруч за будь-яких умов — «En las buenas y en las malas» («У радості й у горі»). І знаєш, яка для нього найкраща плата за ці старання? Всього лише побачити її посмішку: «La recompensa para mí / Es mirar tu linda carita sonreír» («Нагорода для мене — бачити, як посміхається твоє миле личко»). Простий, світлий і дуже теплий посил!
To jedna z tych piosenek, które sprawiają, że od razu się uśmiechasz. Julión Álvarez śpiewa o miłości, która wydaje się zbyt piękna, by była prawdziwa. Opisuje swoją partnerkę jako kogoś, kto pasuje do niego idealnie, „como si estuvieras hecha justo a mi medida” (jakbyś była stworzona specjalnie dla mnie). Co najlepsze, nie szukał tej miłości, po prostu się pojawiła. Dlatego nazywa ją „un regalo de Dios” (dar od Boga), który jest dla niego podwójnie cenny.
W odpowiedzi na ten niesamowity dar, piosenkarz składa obietnicę. To jego misja, by się nią opiekować i uszczęśliwiać ją. Deklaruje, że będzie przy niej „en las buenas y en las malas” (w dobrych i złych chwilach), gotów na wszystko. A co jest jego największą nagrodą za to wszystko? To proste: „mirar tu linda carita sonreír” (patrzeć, jak twoja śliczna buzia się uśmiecha).